Effective legal advice when it matters most.

The attorneys at Wagner Oehler, Ltd. understand that there are times in life when decisions must be made and be made right. The attorneys at Wagner Oehler, Ltd. are committed to providing exceptional legal advice to allow you to move forward confident and informed.

We are lawyers and advisors who help families, farmers, and businesses with:

Estate planning and administration for every life stage, including wills, trust, probate, and guardianship/conservatorship
Pragmatic advice for small and large businesses to get the deal done
Farm and business succession plans for long-term success
Buying, selling, and financing real estate and business opportunities

Our philosophy is that through exceptional service, professional and personable staff and attorneys, and pragmatic and forward-thinking legal advice, we better serve our clients. We seek long-term relationships with our clients and are committed to uphold these values in the delivery of legal services.

When you're faced with difficult decisions, don't leave yourself unprepared. Learn about our practice areas, and meet with one of our attorneys to guide you.

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A Message From Managing Partner Jason Wagner

Jason Wagner is an attorney at Wagner Oehler, Ltd., and President and Owner of the firm. Jason’s practice areas include real estate, estate planning, farm succession planning, business law, and probate and trust administration. Jason is most passionate about working with farmers and small business owners to help achieve clients’ long-term goals.

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Will Banks and Businesses Accept My Power of Attorney?

A Power of Attorney (“POA”) is a legal document that empowers another adult, such as your spouse, family member, or close friend, to manage your financial and property matters. This authority is particularly useful when you are incapable of manag…

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Wills versus Trusts: Understanding the Key Differences and Deciding Which One is Right for You

Deciding between creating a will or setting up a trust is confusing. However, farmers, business owners, and high-net-worth individuals need to plan ahead and make sure their assets are distributed according to their wishes after they pass away. But h…

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Does Power of Attorney Terminate at Death?

When it comes to estate planning, it’s important to consider who will make decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so. A power of attorney is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone to act as your agent and make decisions f…

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